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CCRTHNER g. WELFORDo
NEW FINE ART AND STANDARD JUVENILES.
ROCKS BY Mr.. HENTY.


.Among writer, OF stories Of for Mr. Heny
stands in the very first rank Academy
Crown svo CLOTH elegant trimmed edges ~ each Each
hook ia beautifully illustrated with from eight to twelve full
page pictures
RoNNIE PRINCE CHARLIE: A Talo of Fontenoy and
Cuiodsn.
book OF the most stirring incident aud OF historic vaue
FOR THE TEMPLE Tale OF the FAT OF Jerusalem.
A story Of thrilling Interest
~ FRErpows CAUSE: A Story OF Wallace and Bruce.
"ru at stirring action and mmcnL itsolt to boya"-
tAthen~um.
THE LION OF THE NoITH: Tale OF Gustavus
Adoiphus and the Wars OF Religion
This should hold place among the classics youth
ful hction."-t United Service Gazette
THE VOTING cARTHAGINIAN; A Story OF the Times
Of Hannibal. .
SECOND 10 none OF Mr. Hentys former talcs"lrzli Mall
Gazette
TRUE TO THE OLD FLAG: A TalO OF the American
War Of Independence.
Does justice 10 tine pluck ana dc'erun"on OF 'e p''h
soldiers."-t1he ffmes.
THE BRAvEsT OF THE BRAVE or with Peerbor-
ough in Spain.
"AnIa IS will read the book with pleasure and profit
[Daily Telegraph
FOR NAME AND FAME or. Through Afghan Passes
Not only ronsnr story but all instructive history OF
recent war."-tGIasgor Herald.
THE DRAGON AND TIE RAVEN or The Days of
King Alfred
tho best OF inc LuBahu
has yet been told Court Journal
IN THE REIGN OF TERROR Tho Adventures OF
Westminster Boy.
story of the French Revolution fall OF the deepest in
ORANGE AND GREEN. A Tale OF the Doync and Lin
euck.
WITH Give IN INDIA or. The Beginnings OF an EN-
pre-
Mr. Hcnty here cx hlu.cif stirring adventures
and thrilling stultons."-, SATURDAY Review
AFIHAL RECKONING: A Tale OF Bush Lie in Ans
rah
MIR Henty as published more readable or bet
tr written tory than tina pectat"T.
WITH WOLFE u CANADA or. Tic winning o. Con.
tncht
a model Of what boy, story book should be "-,schoo
Guard
rNpte pRAEEs FLAG: ATAlso; the spanish Nam
4 rciI goat story really wei tolt"- Punch.
THROUGH THE PRAY e story % Ludfite Riots.
conc he bci II TIE many pool books Mr. icntv has
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ST. GEORGE FOR ENGLAND: \ Tdc Of Cre''y ani
Portcn.
story OF very great Interest tor boy'', Pail Mali ga
zoit-.
BYsHEER PLUCK A Tale Of IN Ashanti war.
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$50 prc,i.cr Combination OF pc,ur,s aul could he
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Steam oats ano iiallrohos.

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with piou. and great sk IN selection. hr Francis
Darwin la. furnished fitting portrait OF his father Rising
from them aud setting at To ones frengs u 10
difficult hnd the which Will adequately 10
Kind which tho trcofoId has
aroused Mr Darwin himself makes uso 81 expression u
admiration which will best perhaps present pur
pose Rio de Janriro Professor irus'ov
formerly admired IIumbodt. now almost adore hun "
THE Athen@ur1.
"Of such man, OF 30 genius and lofty nature
the fail be OF deep anu abiding Interest for
us all Tue book is at once a biography, auto
biography. and the history Of great idea with Truly
narssblc s@ the and his work
eli a, never TO be dssocistel."-t London Spectator
1--WE see in the before clear and striking
Of tie himself and shown the inner wOra
his mind the and influences. which lcd HIM
path OF and tho Methods by which lie
arrived at his conclusions - IOBdon Literary World.
10 all future generations OF tho inner workings
Of the OF the wOrds masters OF
lie wed Itself to those Of his household aud
10 his friends What would give for such
picture genesis OF the Republic The Nc Apply sics
O Of tbs Organon P-lAcalemy
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FOOT OF Liberty STREET NORTH RIVER
Time Table 81 prcrliher p. 1877
For PHILADELPHIA aud TRENTON, Round Brook
Route" al 1. 49, - / 80 g. a. 90 49, u IN.
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400, SD ll.iJ NJ. loo A. 90, 80 bi' ~
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4. el3 n M. loo 4:30p ~ FOR LAX EWOOp is"' h''''
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400, 6.OO SD. HE, ll45 a. m, o" 400, 40 oSs
q l. D. a. sundays 600 900 a. IN for Perth Anooy.
4, SIS il:lOa IN iiJO p m. for Mcnnouth Beach. So@
bright. Highland Beach
NEW HAVEN.-Stcamers leave Peck slip
~ per % T. r. ~ D. and II m, (Suadays excepted
Steamers arrive III time for early trains north and east
CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
~ steamer. iaatsrskiu aud Caukllclvs Pisr 81 Y. H.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w n. Y G. - H. H. co ossoss
Trains leave West 42dsL station Is folows am ~ NM
earlier - foot of j az a., North River:
Detroit and Chicago. - 81 a. m. 600. $40 p m
81. Louis 800 * - u. ~.
syracuse Bufao Rochestar Suspension Bridge. Niagara
Fails 3 ID. ~ 55 a. m. 'G0l 'S.l5 p. M
Utica $40 800 dll;3 a M. 900. 'S16 M.
Kingston. sanxorto, Cstskll Albany. Sl5 TIA 'aS'.
q ". ~ $500 '6ipO ~ Is
crsnstaus Wsst Potst cornwall. Newsurg '3lh. -7l5
$40. 1910. al $50 $500 40 5O $50. $40 H.,
aud 5000 T. IN. Crans(on's Cornwall NswburG
Fer Montreal aad Canada tast. -6;nO p M ,.
Hamilton. London. 'a.IJ ~ tu 900. Sl5p IN. Torenr
100 q. M. 900 * .l5p ~
Elegant sleeping ears for Bufalo Niagara Falls Detrot
Chicago AIT
'Dsy tpav except saturday Other trains daily except
SUNDAY Leave J-rsey CITY r. Il. X. Station diIi-J
NJ $40 j. M IIsbokeu wes Shore station ali;5O - IN.
$500 n.
For ckrs tmo'taSiss parior or ssepngcar acesmmoi.
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Park Place and Vest Shore stations foot OF Wes t1tsL
foot Of Jasst ~ r. q. r. LAMBERT
GRANDCHILDREN General PssaonGsr Agent
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ALL FARES REDUCED


VIA STONINGrON LINE
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G1in.er Resorts.

HOT SPRINGS, n. G..
charm nr resort ues Jet among sheltered by pine
Clad Mountains b,lgltfI' winter cuutt-.
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orc All ve.r Table of superior .rlelcs Irs c1H IN
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nor SPRING WATER BATHS
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v- r md upilorc delightful region IN tho south than
PaatLa ara vicinity Pttka Is the starring point or al
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NORWICH LINE.-Favonte Inside Kouts
wich 81 IS Nswondon 81 corrssponass 9v Non
s'Ex
N. r., at4son E. @. W. BRADY. Xst ~
CHORE LINE.-All Rail Route for Bosto.
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p M daily Palace PaiOrcars or sospnscars r. s..n
pay LINE t., OLD POINT COMFORT
Leave via Penn r. X. 4:3O D. m. Parlor cars to Raj.
thence T,,dg sl'so steamers aryIg a Oh a.
OLD d Ill., Geni Pass Agent $lS Bio nfTiNs
BOSTON via FALL RIVER LINE-ONJy 90
ID torarstcla.. liaitod Ticket REDUCTION to Nsy
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CITY at% p m. AN ORCHESTRA ON EACG srHiNFis,
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A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINZ
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pauting 4taasmies.


ALLEN DODWORTH, No. GS1 FIfth-avc.
CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS.
Circular
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special circular.
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sale by all booksocrs or any work ssnt by the pup
fishers by mail postpaid. Oh receipt OF tho price,
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IEuIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS loave foot o. Cog,lanlt All D..
brosses follows
a. M for Catassuqua md intermediate ponts
a M. for Geneva. Lyons Elnlrl kochestsG B1Tss
and the West and principal local points Chair car ID Ws.
barre ,..,,. 49,. -
to Tunkhannock Connection 10 HeaHng ana Harms
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and in. West Pullman sleeper 20 Lysn+
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~ ~ ' SUNDAY TRAINS.
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4. 20 D. m. for Coplsy aHi intermediate points
$50 D. IN. for Geneva, LYONS ilnra, Rochester Bg1l
and the west. Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons.
General Eastern OnIce. 30 BrsalTAy
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Brooklyn.


TI'fIE CRTTTFNDEN.
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Through train, leay

ERIE WAY.-Through trains leave
IL 23d-st minutes earlier than time SHOWN from Cam.
bers local tIaiss says 23LsL fron ID ~ mlsuta
earlier
Va ~ Week day., $50 sWn,svs-Day TEprsss BnTot Draw
ing Coaches To ElIniul Hornslisvlc BHta'- Pull
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Sleeping Coaches to Bnghamton. Oveyo. L.Iin
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10 - ulin ghr Md tl'na tran. 20 Passli. w-is
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$50 40. 300 1880 .ll.3J p. ~. j. miduiea'.
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suh-rn. week diy. 49,. 7:5l 1880 a. n. Lao 80
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Am. $50 -, D. o. II 50 y N. san"-sS So -"
Goshen week dar, ti5 80 O. lo9oe. n. % 100 %
8 ll3o p. m Sundays. AS. s5O 1870 a. r- "o 90
Ticket, Tor passage apartments Drawiny Rom "a,
Sleeping Coaches b. obtained ant or Ter, Tor ~ cs@es
icsei cacs. So, 81. i6I. III 81 Bro4'ws ~ VS.:
st. New-ierS No 81 Fut,a--t Brsek'a % HoaE
Express trans from The Vest arrive IA Ssw.YOrx -, ~
NJ K IL : s 81 -. G.a Msr LP. FARMER. rAs,
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
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Musical instruction.
a NEW YORK CONSERVATION of MUSIC

n .NEW YORK CONNEKN ATOKl OF NUHIC
Located only at
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INIQTAfIf-p pNANrhGE-
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y. I-Tho y Y. CDN~ERNA rory only at East ltti.
ltANt II nor cos &c TI'iN with
any otlor nOul tho city represented
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lueird, ION
Tor Young Lldics-City.
Mss CNlSllOLM'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
GttA-sf Nrsr.Ynr<
For Both Sexes.

I.RAINS SEMINARY FOR kINDERiAk-
~ TN TEACHERS MODEL. kINpl RGAKrES.
n E4rl2t,t NcoDans Or,tbcri
Irc. JON, j la . aud Mr.. II. AI-.BOELrE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-15

Both Sexes-Country.
BENNINGTON N. j. SEMINARY. Ladies'
I college School ieys colless preparatory art.
music commercial normal laboratory grpnarinm,
beat sanitary conditions and Stoau hoaL Commended
by President Aocosh <Dth year Erponses mo ,ortte
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ROCKLA COLLEGE. NYACk -ON-TllE-
Uufsos, for Iao, aId gentlemen. Successful III popi
lar rates University preparatory Music art tsleraphr
photography Dusinoss mber Ia Sonl
foS catalogue II. BANISTEI. A. ~. Principal
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-01-27
THE NEWS OF THE WEEK IN BRIEF.

A policeman in New York fired at an escap-
ing prisoner, but missed the man and killed
young Italian. The Massachusetts Legisla-
ture elected Dawes Q. S. Senator. panic
occurred at hall in London. Eng, during the
progress of an entertainment given by a jew
ish society after order was restored seventeen
dead dodies were found in the lobby, all crush
ed and disfgured THE baggage car on the
express train from New York to Pittsburg, Pa,
was blown up by an explosion, supposed to
have been caused by dynamite; the baggage
master was badly hurt. The wife Of q we'll
TODD carpenter in Cleveland, Ohio, killed her
self after fatally stabbing five of her seven
children ..... Father McGlynn's recovery from
prostration is doubtful unless he is kept per-
fectly quiet; it is said that he will go to Rome
as soon as his health will permit. An incen-
diary fire at Hampton, Va, caused loss Of
$40, 900; partly insured. Strikers at Loril-
lard's tobacco factory in jersey City are return
ing to work on the old TERMS. There is no
change in the coal handlers striKe......S Steamer
Brentford from Newport to Malta, was lost
with all on board but one person Fire in a
warehouse at Augusta, Ga, destroyed 500 to
1000 bales of cotton .....A boiler explosion at
Newport News injured four men; one man
fatally Over 5000 bales of cotton destroyed
by fire at Memphis, Tenn. 49,. Longshoremen
on the piers of the Anchor and French Trans
Atlantic lines, New York, have struck 1.-Two
men named Hamilton and Ludberry, murder
ers of the Harris brothers, in Bradley county,
Ark, were taken from Jail and hanged.
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-01-27
IT seems that the city of Whining
ton has a Board of Aldermen.

The SENTINEL congratulates Mr..
JosEPHUs DANIELS, of the State
Chronicle on his handsome endorse
ment for the public printing by the
Democratic caucus of the State Legis-
lature. The party has thus manifest
ed its approval of his conservative pol
icy, as contradistinguished from the
iliberal, overbearing, radical tend
encies of the Neaos- Observer, which it
can not be disputed. have brought
much odium to the party and great
dissatisfaction to the members. Mr..
DANIELS, if elected by the Legisla-
ture, will undoubtedly make faith
full and Conscientious public officer ard
he will watch the best interests of the
State to the minutest detail. The
many friends of the Chronicle will
now look forwark to its publishing a
daily edition at an early date and we
trust their wishes will be realized.
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-01-27
THE REASON WHY.

A9 # yo4 receive this copy Of The
Weekly Sentinel aoitboatt having order
ed 1t, you ,oW understand that your
name has been give,s as as a aosde-asoake
representative citizen Of your section
sUho aoould be likely to aid a aOorthy
newspaper IN reaching the intelligent
readers of has county, and of the entire
State.
We ask at your hands a careful an
spectio1s Of the paper, and sche'a yoas
haze done so, hand this copy to yoats
,seighbor and then see If you can't get
as up club of subscribers aa yops
,sesghborhood.
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-01-27
LeRisIatiVs Echoes.

All honor to the few Democrats
who voted against the Blair bill reso-
lutions in the General Assembly,
Shelby N 10 Era
Webster and Pearson are riding
high. horses now, but if they are not
"thrown" before long and landed up
to their necks in the mire, we will be
greatly disappointed.-O9tssd Torch
light.
No man can serve two masters, nor
can an Independent please both Dem.
ocrats and Republicans. This fact
has already been LEARNED by Chat
hams legislators at Raleigh. In try
ing to please each they have displeas-
ed both parties.-Pittsbsro Record.
An amusing incident occurred the
other day while the Senate was being
organized. One of the Senators, a
gentleman noted for his ability and
dignifed bearing, walked up to the
clerks desk and handed the clerk an
envelope containing what he believed
to be his certificate of election. The
clerk glanced at it, and with a mis-
chievous smile On his handsome face,
passed it to the President Of the Sen
ate, who, after looking at it for a mo-
ment, with his characteristic polite
ness and a twinkle of tease in his eye,
said, Senator, yon have evidently
made a mistake. This document will
pass you somewhere, it is true, but not
into this Senate chamber" The SEN
ator had, through mistake, handed
the clerk a love letter instead of his
certificate of election. He blushlngly
and without remark pocketed the let
ter and handed the clerk the proper
document.